One of Trump's most vocal supporters left CNN to make a pro-Trump news video that's been compared to state TV

Kayleigh McEnany on the "News of the Week" segment of a pro-Donald Trump media outlet.Donald J. Trump

Former CNN commentator Kayleigh McEnany hosted a flattering news segment on President Donald Trump's Facebook page on Sunday, one day after she left the cable network.

"Thank you for joining us as we provide the news of the week from Trump Tower here in New York," McEnany said at the top of a roughly 1.5-minute segment, called "News of the Week," that was posted to Trump's official Facebook page.

It's unclear whether McEnany is being compensated by the Trump campaign, the Trump Organization, or another source. McEnany did not return a request for comment.

During the segment, McEnany touted the most recent jobs report and unemployment statistics, adding, "President Trump has clearly steered the economy back in the right direction."

It was the second news-style segment posted to Trump's Facebook page in the past week — the first was spearheaded by Trump's daughter-in-law Lara. She similarly praised the president throughout her segment, and she ended by saying she had brought the "real news" to the American people.

Since the series launched, it has been compared to state-run media outlets in countries such as Russia and Syria, both notorious for their mistreatment of independent journalists and crackdowns on press freedom.

"Wow. Feels eerily like so many state-owned channels I've watched in other countries," the former US ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul wrote.

In her video, McEnany touched on the Trump administration's newly unveiled Raise Act, rolled out Wednesday. The controversial proposal would slash legal immigration by 50% over the next decade and suggests allowing immigrants into the country based on merit and proficiency in English.

"For decades, a steady rise in immigration has depressed the wage of American workers," McEnany said. She added: "The Raise Act will increase wages, decrease poverty, and save the taxpayers billions. Americans deserve a raise, and President Trump is finally putting the American worker first."

McEnany also mentioned last week's Medal of Honor ceremony, during which Trump honored Vietnam War hero James McCloughan, and other actions she said Trump had taken to reform the veterans healthcare system.

"Thank you for joining us, everybody," she concluded. "I'm Kayleigh McEnany, and that is the real news."

The segment was filmed in front of a backdrop emblazoned with Trump's campaign logo and the name of his website. A message at the bottom of the screen urged viewers to subscribe to future updates, and a separate bar told viewers to stay updated via social media and to "Make America great again."